What is Bionic Dentistry

Bionics is the science of constructing technological devices that mimic living things, and it is a new fringe science that emerged only in the middle of the last century. Bionics studies the structure, function and working principles of living organisms, and transfers these principles into engineering technology to invent instruments, devices and machines with superior performance and create new technologies. From the birth and development of bionics to the present in just a few decades, its research results have been very considerable. The introduction of bionics opened up a unique path of technological development, that is, to the biological world to ask for the blueprint of the road, it greatly broadened people's horizons, showing a very strong vitality.

Bionic dentistry is one of these applications, including artificial dental implants (mostly referred to as this).

Artificial dental implants are a kind of bionic teeth made of biological materials, which are divided into two parts: the implant (the inner part of the root), which is implanted into the human jawbone to support the retention, and the crown, which bears the role of chewing. According to the changes in the alveolar bone and jawbone (commonly known as the dental bed) after the patient's tooth loss, the doctor chooses to use a computer to accurately calculate and process the dental implant to be implanted into the jawbone as a tooth root, and then installs the crown in the implant pile in the mouth to obtain the same form and function as natural teeth.